Sentence examples for you infer that from inspiring English sources

"For example, how do you infer that your drink is coming, versus if the bartender forgot your order?

When saying that it is "the choices that we make", you infer that typical response that addicts have heard for decades, even centuries, that you are just a weak willed person making the wrong decisions!

You infer that "the new number seems to confirm that this year's census was poorly conducted".

Gladwell has you infer that a two-second hunch can tell you more than months of scientific analysis.

You infer that Jenny has probably worked as a prostitute, had an adored son lost to war and been treated badly by many men.

Or, how do you infer that the bus is coming (and is simply late), versus not coming at all?" she says.

Updated at 3.19pm GMT 3.15pm GMT "Were you inferring that Mcgeadys signing is bad news for Everton fans?" says someone who has not attached their name to an email.

Asked at the time if Hailey Dunn's mother was considered a person of interest, Kampfer said, "If you saw the affidavit, you might infer that, but I can't tell you that.

You can infer that Microsoft is happy with Office 365's top line expansion by its highlighted performance in earnings reports, for example.

You can infer that Microsoft is happy with Office 365's top line expansion by its highlighted performance in earnings reports, for example.

You could infer that Velázquez is painting the infanta while looking at a giant mirror on the fourth wall, making the painting-in-the-painting Las Meninas itself.